How about one more password protect...

And Now the script:
<script language="Javascript">
<!--
var password = prompt("Enter in the password")
if (password == "Pick One") {
alert("Welcome!")
location = "protected.html"
}
else {
location = "oops.html"
}
//-->
</script> 
In the above code, "Pick One" is the password and "protected.html" is the name of the password-protected page. (Substitute your own password and URL when you use this script.) If visitors enter the correct password, they will forward to "protected.html"; if they enter an incorrect password, they'll hit the page called "oops.html." 
As stated, this shouldn't be used as a substitute for true security, but it isn't bad in a pinch. It works nicely for, say, an area of your site reserved for family members only. 
If you do use this code to protect a page or directory, you might want to keep search engines from listing it. Place this tag in the HEAD section of your protected page: 
<meta name="robots" contents="noindex"> 
Of course, it's possible for someone clever enough to get the password right from the source code. Later, we'll tackle a script that will keep them from viewing the source.